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Otago Daily Times, Issue 10362, 17 May 1895, Page 3

Board and Eesidencs. QHIP TEA AND COFFEE ROOMS, CORNER OP i PBINOES AND JETTY STREETS. OPEN TILL IS O'CLOCK MIDNIGHT. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. We have secured the services of Mr RALPH SIMPSON, one of the Best Pastry Cooks in the colony, who will cater for this branch of our business. The Quality of the Pastry and Drinks supplied will be found equal to the very be3t sold at double the price. The only reason why we can j sell at half the price other shops charge is the Exceptionally Low Price of Produce and Materials at the present time. The TEA, COFFEE, and COCOA are the Very Best Blends and Brands to be had. IN THE BAR Our Prices are as follow!— Cup of Tea, Coffee, or Cocoa ... Id •■■■."•' Buns and Pastry (all sorts) ... Id each Sandwiches... ... ... ... Id each Hot Mutton Pies (own, baking) Sdeach IN PRIVATE ROOM : Cup of Tea, Coffee,- or Cocoa ... 2d Buns, &c. ... ... „. ... Id each Hot Mutton Pies ... 3d each At the Request of a number of Workpeople who turn out Hariy in the Morning, we have arranged to have the BAB, OPEN at 4.30 o'clock EVERY MORNING (Sundays excepted). mHB SUPREME COURT HOTEL, JL 'QUEENRTOWN; LAKE WAKATIPUMrs S. O'KANE, Proprietress.—This Wellappointed Hotel is immediately opposite the post and telegraph office, and adjoining the Athenieum and Public Reading Room. The house is comfortably and elegantly furnished, and all sanitary arrangements psrfest, thus affording first-class accommodation for tourists, travellers, and boarders, with all the comfortn of a home. Charges moderate. Private rooms for families. Excellent view from balcony of lake ,and mountains. A porter attends passengers on arrival and departure of steamers. ..-.", . 1J CRITERION HOTEL, GORE. •TAMKS KNIGHT. Proprietor. (Just Opposite Railway Station.) Luncheon,ready for ail trains which stop from 15 to 20 minutes, and every care taken passengers do not miss trains. Tbe Criterion will be found , one of the best appoiuted Hotels in the Colony. Good table, good wines', convenient commercial and sample rooms, private sitting rooms, (rood bedrooms, hot, cold, and shower baths. Telephone laid on. Letters and telegrams promptly attended to. : 23ju ERMINUS H O T X t" (Opposite Railway Station), Dunedin. ... I beg respectfully to/inform the TRAVELLING PUBLIC in.general that I have SECURED the LEASE of the above popular Hotel, and trust, by Strict Attention to Business, to meet a fair share of public patronage. Hot and Cold Shower Baths. ■-■• CHARLES GOLTOSitITH (Late of Cbristchurch), Telp.pn.one 578. ' Proprietor. GRID IRON HO TJS L, Princes street South, Dunsdin. This Old-established Hotel has Good Accommotion for Boarders. Every attention to Country Visitors and Theatrical and other Travelling Companies. Terms; Moderate. 19ap JOHN LAWSON. Proprietor. O 'KANE'S SOUTHLAND CLUB HOTEL, GORE—admittedly one of the most comfortable houses in the colony. Mr O'Kane is again in possession of this commodious brick bouse, which is replete with every modern convenience for the comfort of Tourists, Travellers, Families, and Boarders. Since Mr O'lCane took possession the house has been thoroughly renovated, and elegantly and comfortably furnished. Terms moderate, in keeping with tha times. 3o TJURKE'S FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL O HOTEL, High and Manchester Btreets, CBKISTCHURCH.—Hot, Cold, and Shower B.sths. The best accommodation in Christchurch on the most reasonable terms. All communications promptly attended to. P.O. Box 3C4 ; Telephone 428. Special arrangements can b(t made on application to P. Burke, Proprietor. METROPOLITAN FAMILY HOTEL (No License), CHRISTOHURCH, Caahel street. Home Comforts for Visitors. Baths—Hot, Cold, and Shower—on each floor. Telephone 3i% Private Letter Box 389. Night Porter kapc. TJIRMS, 5s 6d and 6s PER DAY. £Sau. OTTO SCHNEIDER, Proprietor. WANTED, by Two Gentlemen, Superior , BOARD aud RESIDENCE in private family, within easy access of Town Hall; bath; References given if required —Address, stating terms, &q, to BUSINESS MAN, Times Office. Tar ANTED KNOWN—Vacancies for two X_Y or threo Hoarders or Visitors; central position.—Gladstone House, Moray place.' 6t STANLEY HOUSE (Moray place).—Comfortably Furnished APARTMSNTS to LET. Board if requited; every modern convenience. BOARD and RESIDENCE, or Furnished Rooms to LET. — Ventry House, View street. 7my SUPERIOR BOARD (Gentlemen) ; single and double bedtooms; hot, cold bath; 183 week (washing included).—X. Times Office. HOME for Gentieinen; siDgle k3 rooms: hot, cold, shower bath ; terms moderate. —Kaituna House, Graham street. 3my Ci OX'S TEMPERANCE HOTEL, M^I laggan street. — Comfortable Home for Travellers and Boarders. Separate bedrooms. P. Nelson, proprietor. 13s /COMFORTABLE HOME for INVALID \j attending doctor; modern house; good locality, Dunedin ; nursing if required.—lnvalid, Times Office. 15my SPANISH RESTAURANT, Princes street south.—Meals. 6d; good table. Beds, le; separate rooms. Night I'orter kept. 14my MOBRAKI. — Sesside Accommodation.— Trap to meet Trains, <fee. For terms and vacancies apply Mrs Hull. "RyTRS JAMES'S Private Boarding Establiflb.JLyJL ment for Gentlemen and Families—Albyn House, corner King and St. David streets. SJTUATJOWS VACANT. CASH ADVERTISEMENTS under this heading not exceeding Sixteen words are inserted for SIXPENCE; or for one week, 2s Cd. WANTED, Good COOK. —Apply Mrs Mackenzie, Chalet, High street. 17mv WANTED, an Experienced GARDENER and Groom. —Apply Mrs A. D. Silk, Leviathan HoteL 17my WANTED, a StroDg Useful BOY. one who can milk preferred.—Apply Mrs D. C. Sharpe, Deborah Bay. 17my WANTED, a MANAGER for the Mataura Dairy Factory.—Conditions can be had from the Secretary, Mataura, on application. WANTED, a Thorough GENERAL ; cood wages to competent person; references required.—Apply Mrs D. 0. Sharpa, Deborah Bay. 17my WANTED, for the SEACLTFF ASYLUM. a SINGLE MAN. as ASSISTANT I CLKRK and STOREKEEPER. I Salary commencing at £80 per annum, with j Board, Washing, &c. j Applications, stating age and qualifications, i with copies of testimonials, to be sent to the j Medical Superintendent not later than the 22nd ' INST. l(j lU y